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You want a knock from Chris Alexander? I think they will invite everyone who has an EE account because they want to fill in their quota at one go.

Moving to Alberta right now is not a good decision, but would be a best decision in your case. Remember summer season brings thaw in hiring due to project mobilization has already happened. Btw, hiring and salary freezes in lots of companies. But once the job hiring picks up, it is Go Alberta...

Don't keep anything from CIC. State it to the truest. Do submit your job experience. Otherwise, how will you explain what you did that year? Your tax forms can back you up. What is missing in the letter regarding the format?

Hahahahaha You should be granted Citizenship straightaway and an honorary nobel prize just in case

Yup. It absolutely is. No wonder you see NOC B codes includes a lot of fluff. Combine this with absymal Human Factors score in EE draws. EE will act as a backdoor entry for TFWs.

Well your cognitive abilities are not at par as us young guns, looks like. At least CIC thinks you are not suitable, and age is a detriment above 29 years, as CIC points for age decrease rapidly. Also, any industry job asks for maximum of 10-15 years experience. I don't know why you took umbrage...

Can be a bit hard mate. Lots of people will have >350. But keep your hopes up, observe the draw scores closely. Try to up your score, by plugging weaknesses.

Young and Brightest Citations:- 1) "Hon. Claude Carignan (Leader of the Government):Senator, as you said, we are committed to promoting francophone immigration across Canada through our permanent immigration program. Starting on January 1, applications are to be processed in six months or less...

hahaha Immigration minister wants only the brightest and issues invitations to people having 135 points on Human Skills. I think they should have a minimum bar on Human Factors too, because this is basically mockery of the actually skilled people. No one doing skilled job will score 135 on first...

It will be. You became eligible in 2004 itself. Don't worry, you are in the green here mate.

The date you completed requirements to receive the degree according to the college. Degree certificate is a mere formality. It will be March 2002. September 2002 was the graduation ceremony. After you complete your studies, you are eligible for jobs, so March 2002.

You can create a profile, but you won't be issued ITA. To get ITA, you have to satisfy either of FSWP or CEC's program requirements. ECA is not mandatory for CEC stream, or if you have a degree from Canada.

^Maybe that is why they deviated from the 779 number this time to compensate for their mistake. And it is a CEC specific draw. Ministerial instructions specify it. All ITAs in this round are CECs.

You won;t be able to use EE route. PNP EE route is a different process. Existing nomination certificate cannot be used.

Two things can be inferred:- They have supply. Imagine now the number of people lying between 750-800. A lot of wait lies in EE applicants future. Also, this tells us how they can prioritize CEC. They increased the nominations for CEC stream. Btw what a sh*itty pool, if a person scoring...

If your job is not under NOC 0, A or B category, you will not get 600 points.

Well with your parameters, the prediction will have massive range of errors. Besides, how will you even model this much chaotic distribution; with no reliable data. Good luck with it though. I think only way is to see CIC run its one year course, or even 6 months, the distribution will become...

Absolutely. Married people are at a disadvantage. If you decide to not bring your spouse along though, then you get more points; it's like you are treated as unmarried.

Ministerial instructions can change, as it is at the discretion of Immigration minister. And the guidelines are being given by CIC. This is why there is debate between lawyers about these ministerial instructions as these do not have to pass through parliament. So don't worry, these instructions...

Just being in a certain age bracket also gives them points. So minimum is >624. Assuming age >17 <40. No education. Minimum comes out to be 686. Because people will have to have experience to qualify for EE; so I assumed one year Canadian experience.